Various business and industry concerns issued positive support in regards to the United States Senate voting to pass the budget reconciliation bill, also known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” With ...

The freight rail and intermodal sectors are facing continued market fluctuations in 2025, with U.S. rail carloads showing a slight decline and intermodal volumes reaching a three-year high. While rail ...

Third-party logistics (3PL) providers are grappling with geopolitical instability, fluctuating tariffs, rising costs, and labor shortages, while also facing pressure to accelerate e-commerce order ...

The $66 billion less-than-truckload (LTL) market is facing a turbulent year, with tariffs and economic uncertainty significantly impacting profitability. Analysts predict a challenging environment for ...

Pacific trade lanes is grappling with extreme volatility as fluctuating U.S. tariffs disrupt import volumes, leading to shipping freezes, capacity reductions, and soaring freight rates. With tariffs ...

Report highlights a logistics market tested by economic and geopolitical uncertainties. Despite ongoing disruptions, including rising tariffs and environmental challenges, the report showcases ...

Falling 4.8 cents, the national average came in at $3.727. This followed a 20.4-cent increase, to $3.775, for the week of June 23.

The truckload sector remains in a tough spot due to weak freight demand, overcapacity, and broader economic instability. Our experts predict recovery may be delayed until 2026, with depressed rates ...

In a world of fleeting trends and short attention spans, tradition and market commitment still reign supreme. Logistics Management (LM) has invested in research and authoritative content for over six ...

The global airfreight market, valued at $319.4 billion in 2024, is projected to reach $492.7 billion by 2033, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.9%. While air cargo volumes have shown ...

The report’s benchmark reading, the PMI, came in at 49.0 (a reading of 50 or higher indicates growth), up 0.5% from May’s 48.5 reading, which was off 0.2% from April’s 48.7 reading.

While it is likely true that not many people thought the soon-to-be-ending three-month pause on the White House’s “Liberation Day, ” or reciprocal, tariffs would be a low-key affair, with just more ...